Also, having driven the Ferrari 360 Modena with a stick at the track, I really hope they sort out their shift gate issues! Rusty May 4, 2025 09:59 PM I've driven NOTHING but a stick since 1982.

Luxury automakers like Ferrari (RACE) may be insulated from tariff-fueled price hikes due to their ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) clientele, but even those well-heeled buyers may have their limits.

The same alloys were also fitted to a couple of Lamborghini Revueltos, a Porsche 991 Targa GTS, a 918 Spyder, a McLaren Senna, and other high-end machines. On the pictured Ferrari F8, they measure ...

Ferrari’s highly anticipated first fully electric vehicle is slated to begin reaching customers in October 2026 CEO Benedetto Vigna confirms that the core technology powering Ferrari’s EV will ...

Ferrari has also said the first customer deliveries will commence in October 2026. It’s unclear how much power the EV will have or what kind of range it will offer. The battery, electric motors ...

A Ferrari electric car is coming. The drivetrain for it will be shown October 9, with subsequent unveilings thereafter until the EV hits showrooms in October 2026. While Ferrari’s first fully ...

Deliveries of Ferrari's first EV to start in October 2026 Sees 2025 core earnings of at least 2.68 bln euros U.S. tariffs could hit 2025 margins by 50 basis points First-quarter core earnings rose ...

After several years of building cars with hybrid technology, Ferrari is finally ready to bring its first full electric vehicle to the street, according to statements made by CEO Benedetto Vigna ...

MILAN (Reuters) -Ferrari first fully electric model will hit the streets in October 2026, its CEO said on Tuesday as the luxury sports car maker posted a 15% rise in first-quarter core earnings ...

Ferrari took the 296 and cranked it up to 296 Speciale, with 868 hp, 50 more than the 296 GTB, and a record for a rear-wheel-drive production Ferrari. Aerodynamic improvements combine to generate ...

Hitting arguably the lowest point in Ferrari’s season as neither Lewis Hamilton nor Charles Leclerc progressed to Q3 at Imola, the first of Ferrari’s home circuits, Fred Vasseur has defended ...